PsychologyNovember 14, 2022
‘Persuasion Fatigue’ Is a Unique Form of Social Frustration
When people argue, a kind of frustration called persuasion fatigue can cloud their judgment and harm relationships
Stories by Nathan Ballantyne
Nathan Ballantyne is associate professor of philosophy, cognition and culture at Arizona State University. He has published on questions about reasoning and epistemic humility, including Knowing Our Limits, a recent book from Oxford University Press. Some of Ballantyne’s public writing has appeared in the New York Times, Forbes and Scientific American.
OpinionJanuary 25, 2021
Can Shocking Images Persuade Doubters of COVID’s Dangers?
Using pictures to convey the pandemic’s harsh reality is a communication strategy that requires nuance and empathy
OpinionJune 8, 2020
Which Experts Should You Listen to during the Pandemic?
It should be a no-brainer: your best bet is to follow those who have actual expertise